DNA analysis helped Pueblo County Sheriff's Office identify Marvin Majors as the man found dead in 2000. He was 34 and had lived a transient life; his family last saw him in 1998-99.

Colorado Governor Polis and the CCI announced tax credits for 10 projects that blend arts with amenities, driving economic and cultural growth statewide.

A fire at Huntington Square Apartments in Northglenn caused explosions, leading to two injuries and damage to several units, with local firefighters and the Red Cross responding.

The Colorado Supreme Court upheld Robert Keith Ray's life sentence for a 2005 double homicide, denying him a new trial and maintaining the convictions related to the murders of Javad Marshall-Fields and Vivian Wolfe.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 32-year-old woman in jail, with no foul play suspected according to initial findings.

The Lincoln Center announces its 2025–2026 season with Broadway hits, dance performances, and comedy shows, including "Kinky Boots," "The Addams Family," and acts like Maria Bamford. Ticket sales are ongoing with a diverse lineup of events.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis and 23 other Democratic governors urge Congress to protect SNAP funding, highlighting its vital role in supporting Americans in need and stimulating the economy.

Boulder County is accepting applications for 2026 Human Services Fund grants from nonprofits until August 25, 2025, to support community well-being initiatives.

Denver Public Schools reached a tentative agreement with teachers for improved pay and work conditions, requiring ratification and final board approval.

CPW recovered the body of a suspected drowning victim at Harvey Gap State Park, using a team and technology after the person went missing while paddleboarding.

A deputy from Douglas County Sheriff's Office prevented a possible tragedy by arresting a wrong-way driver on Highway 85. The driver, who was charged with multiple offenses including DUI, was stopped after trying to elude the deputy.

Jefferson County Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper warns that proposed changes to SNAP and Medicaid could severely impact vulnerable groups, leading to a loss of over $28 million in benefits and increased administrative costs for the county.

Loveland Pass (US 6) in Colorado has reopened after being closed due to a landslide, with CDOT crews clearing 92 tons of debris. The area is deemed stable now.